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Chilenos, uruguayos y brasileños visitan Argentina porque les sale barato: cambian sus dólares en el mercado informal al doble del valor que en el oficial. Cenan, van a discotecas y disfrutan de la noche de Buenos Aires a precios asequibles, mientras para los argentinos la vida está cada vez más cara. La inflación anual en Argentina llega al 71% y amenaza con llegar al 90% a fin de año.

Members of Argentina's trade unions have marched in the tens of thousands, protesting against the rising cost of living. With inflation in the country expected to hit 100 percent for the year, the workers are demanding businesses do more to keep prices down.

Football fans in Argentina are getting ready to travel to Qatar to watch their national team play at the FIFA World Cup. Al Jazeera's Teresa Bo caught up with them at a mass barbeque in Buenos Aires.

Argentina alcanza su peor inflación en 20 años, situándose en el 7,4%, el peor dato mensual en América del Sur. Centeranes de personas han salido a las calles para pedir ayudas sociales de emergencia, alertan de que la subida de los precios está impidiendo a muchas familias el acceso a productos básicos.

Argentina está dividida en dos. La vicepresidenta del país ha sido acusada por un presunto delito de asociación ilícita y administración fraudulenta de fondos públicos y los argentinos han ocupado las calles para protestar: unos a favor y otros en contra. A las puertas de su casa, han protagonizado caceroladas y marchas, enfrentándose unos a otros.

England Rugby's head coach Eddie Jones and captain Owen Farrell face tough questions from journalists after a disappointing defeat at Twickenham.

Información exclusiva de Guido Zaffora.

Argentina’s Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner survived an assassination attempt on Thursday night after a man tried and failed to shoot her at close range. NBC’s Keir Simmons reports for TODAY.

Argentina's economy is foundering as a result of a months-long slump in unofficial exchange rates and high inflation. The government is spending millions to support the poorest, but some activists say it is not enough, and are pushing for a universal basic wage

Los profesionales del sector de la salud de la capital de Argentina, Buenos Aires, anunciaron un nuevo paro de actividades en reclamo de mejoras salariales y condiciones de trabajo. teleSUR

Argentina’s President Alberto Fernandez called for unity on Saturday as protesters in the capital, Buenos Aires, marched to the gates of the presidential palace, lambasting his government over soaring inflation and a crushing national debt.

Argentina's Economy Minister Martin Guzman submitted his resignation as the country's currency hit an all-time low and the inflation is running above 60%.

The former president and current vice president of Argentina, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, is on trial, accused of corruption. The verdict is due later this year, but calls by the prosecution to have her jailed have provoked angry responses from her supporters. Kirchner denounces the charges as fiction, but the opposition sees the case as emblematic of government corruption in the country.

Argentina's vice-president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has narrowly avoided assassination after a gunman's weapon jammed as he aimed at her.

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Argentine president Alberto Fernandez will face a litmus test today as the country is set for a mid-term poll. The results could see the center-left party lose its majority status.

Thousands of people in Argentina took the streets of the capital to express their discontent with President Alberto Fernandez due to gripping inflation and a prolonged economic crisis in the country.

Firefighters in northern Argentina are struggling to contain massive wildfires that have been burning for weeks across 800,000 hectares of farmland and national park land. The fires are being fueled by hot, dry conditions.